7 m‘xcm _
Staten, Evelyn!" he cried.
out
like her.”
‘ “Who was it. then?"
.102: chance.
that." She started for the phone.
aggrabbed her.
“Let go of met" she screamed.
“Evelyn, please!
Don’t. go and sail her like that
3a row like that."
sapling clothes from you,
—way'.’
haven‘t.
{or her, when we
sneer forming on his face.
ought to talk about blowing
..u..,pa-au»m\w.~iua I-‘.
as
money!"
She began to cry.
' I "I never would have gone if I could get hold of money. Ho. would
I had thought I couldn‘t trust you." have to do it somehow. W‘hat a
I She daubbed her eyes with a lland- fool he had been! His thoughts
_ ;kenchief. "Fred, what are we go- were interrupted by the ringing
-. 3 ing to do? How are we going to of the telephone.
~ ; get hold of the money?" Evelyn reached the telephone be-
: “Oh. don‘t worry about that." fore him and answered the ring.
§ f She struggled for possession of She handed him the instrument.
' : herself. ’ ' “Sonic woman wants to speak to
“I don't see how Mabel could ac-
cept anything from you.
IiI
_ »- once—to dinner—with
“lawns while you were swam-j]
' ’t buy her any clothes. I didn't
If; impulsively decided to tape a
, "I told you I gave a
drug as a. birthday present to my
Ema—Mabel.” He began to elab-
m as she eyed him coldly. "I
§$J her to go and get. vit and I
L ’ 6 pay for it.",
“I’ll telephone her and see about
Calm down!
She'll be awfully hurt if you make.
, “Well. what business has she ac-
any
And why did you‘spend that
much money on a birthday present
got
enough money to take up the note
thaLputs 8. house over our heads?"
He surveyed her more calmly. a1
“You
in
That quieted her for a. moment.
You know
he she .has always, disliked you.
A e you trying to win ,her favor?
I suppose she knows something you
don't want her to tell 'me."
She was suddenly reminded. "I
remember now that you. got mad
paper story she referred to.
was it about?"
"Zfiow there you go again.
"That isn't answering my ques-
tion." '
He turned away.
to be getting dinner?
gry."
She walked up to him and faced
him. squarely. groping in his eyes.
He tried to avoid her search. For
a. minute they were a. tableau. 'g‘hcn
. she went slowly toward the kitch-
en. pausing to turn and say: "I'm
going to have the truth of this."
He sought a. window and looked
out, his head in turmoil. A nice
mess! He berated himself for be-
ing so careless in not promptly
taking up and disposing of the can-
celled chccks. He decided he would
ha\‘e.to go to Mabel and try to
get her to back him up in his lie.
Maybe she had a new dress she
could show Evelyn. He would get
her one later. ‘He realized how
faulty his alibi was.
"Isn't it time
I'm hun-
YOU."
"To be continued.)
-‘ Antedatlng the Daughters of the
Emerican Revolution is the Society
of Daughters of American Colonists,
acently organized. Mrs. J. E. lio—
, Sinson of Bloomington. Illinois, is
‘1 ?e first regent. Ancestry to form
: lneage basis for this society must
“antedate the American Revolution.
Hembers must furnish proof of an-
Festry among persons who served
Ii battle prior to 1776, either under
i‘oloniai authority or Great Britain:
5-? who served in some distinctive
fieriod. It is expected that a large
Eumber of the Daughters of tho
.Imcrican Revolution. who ana elig—
Dle to membership. will~join the
flaw society.
. Mrs. Florence '1‘. this of Fitch-
‘ burg, Mass. has been named chief
nurse for the near cast relief. She
is to be in charge of the relief or-
ganization ;t'-'i'.ll eliYire supervision
ot the nursing activities in the
Armenia. area. including Armona.
Georga and Persia. whore. relief
workers are caring for 725.000 or-
it
...,.
fllzlns.
Mrs. this is the youngest woman
position. She is a graduate ot' the
over appointed to so important a
New York City Hospital Training
School.
Her husband, Dr. Russell 'I'. L'hls,
has been prominent in near east re-
lief work for many years. being
particularly noted for tho large.
number of cases or lruchoum
(dreaded eye disease) 110 has cured.
. 0 O C
A Chicago woman. Miss (‘lara A.
l.isctor-l.ano. declaros she founded
the girl scout organization in 1910
\\‘iliiF! employer] on :1 D95 .‘Ioines,
1.1., newspaper. and wrote the hunt-
book of the organization. She
claims that her book wont to press
almost simultaneously “ith the is-
suance of Miss linden-Pour‘ll‘s in
England. and that it was “in no
way the outgrowth of or connoctrd
with the English organization."
She threatens to prosecute Mrs.
Juliette Low. who is the acknowl-
in this country.
Elie-soldiers were nil gathered
around the camp fire telling stories
wigen suddenly they heard one of
tho Sentinels call out:
?l\'ho goes there?"
'i‘he next minute they heard a
shot. and a big animal of some kind
bounded into -ll~u~ir midst. ’l'llis
scattered the soldiers in all direc-
flow. for they could not tell in the
dim light what kind of an animal
it was.
One thought it was a young cow.
from its horns. Another a. bear.
com its long hair. and a. third was
sure it was a huge dog.
Bang! went another shot in their
midst, quickly followed by the sen-
fine! on the run.
- r‘flere, stop 3our shooting! You‘ll
kill one .of list" called one of the
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Luckily for Billy. the sentinrl
was one of the poorest shots in that
' _rggiment. or ile would have been a
' \dqu goat an dthis story would
never have been written.
“‘ Billy was about to take to his
‘3peis for home when from all di-
tions came soldiers on the run.
'fifriccted to the spot by the firing.
Wt was their surprise on arriv-
in: at the campfire to find only a
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morningi" exclaimed one of the
soldiers.
"Sure enough. it is'. I‘d know
him anywhere from the flag painted
on his side."
“I'll tell you what. boys." said
another. “Let's keep him for our
mascot! The Billy Goat Regiment
“ill sound fine—for aren't we cut
for the Kaiser's goat ?"
"Sure we are!" said another.
"Now till your lungs and give
three cheers for our new mascot."
And as if llilly \Vhiskers knew
what they were talking about. he
l-aaed as loudly as he could as long
as the soldiers cheered. This. of
courst‘. pleased the men. and they
cheered: ‘ .
“Rah. rah. rah! i
when I asked you about a news- _
What.
i
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ways suspecting me of something."‘
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\Vhat's the matter with Billy?
He's all right!"
And from that day fortvard Billy
stayed with that regiment and “as
known as their mascot.
For several days they watched
the papers to.see if any one adver-
tised for a. lost goat. but no one
did. Then to make sure they were
not carrying off some one's valuable
goat, they put an advertisement in
the papers. saying where an extra.
large goat. pure white and answer-
ing to the name of Billy. could be
(From the Kansas City Star)
To own a. marihuana bush in Cali-
fornia. means risking a. penalty of.
m months or more in jail. The
'Los Angeles city narcotic squad re-
cently discovered a. specimen of this
.3»: forbidden plant. sixteen feet high.
cleverly set out on the boundary isle
between two lots occupied by the in-
terested Mexican culprits. The bush
has been confiscated. but the court
yin compelled to say "not. guilty."
as nobody could prove which Mexi-
éi‘n family owned it.
“Under“ national prohibition. Cali-
fornia. peace oflicers face a. mounting
problem in the control of this drug
phat. mainly among Mexicans and
-w
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’ 3‘ wanna is the Spanish-Ameri-
3..
-__p (Cannabis sativa). The plant
m.” freely as any weed. Its
-~. r leaves and seeds are dried.
_ .. and made up into cigrettes
”mood: or production is much less
.11.: that of common tobacco cigar-
a.» but the retail price in the un-
_ id is‘as much as ten to fifteen
a darling
narcotic principle ofhnarihu-
seems to be chemially
first exhilarates the
and then completely over.
and selfcontrol. -With the
gun the outcome Q like-
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—-§oge Billy goat instead of an found. But no one came to claim
“ vucmy! him.
° “\V‘ell. if it isn’t the goat that [Tomorrow Billy starts for
was marching in the parade this France with the regiment]
BL‘RmaISSA BUSH. Burton & Chairman i
an name for "hasheesh," or Indian .
‘that President Coolidge and his ad-
assembled republicans with
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t ‘ Washington St. Phone 1082
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/
(N. Y. “'orld. demo.)
The republicans could hardly
make a wiser choise of temporary
chairman. It is well that a party
wh'wh faces a national election with
nearly every shade of political opin-
ion under its banner should bi re-
presented by speakers more or less
acceptable to its widely separated
left and rightwings. Mr. Burton
has fought gallantly and well for the
elimination of pork from rivers and
harbors bills. Remembering this.
Senator Borah can shake his hand
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very hard going. Senator Pepcr can
unbosom himself to the gentleman
irom Ohio without misgivings.
A
(N. Y. Times.)
The invitation to ex-Senator Bur-
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